USF Health Leadership Judy L. Genshaft, PhD President, University of South Florida Stephen K. Klasko, MD, MBA, Sr. Vice President, USF Health Dean, USF College of Medicine Patricia Burns, PhD, RN, FAAN Sr. Assoc. Vice President, USF Health Dean, USF College of Nursing Donna Petersen, MHS, ScD Sr. Assoc. Vice President, USF Health Dean, USF College of Public Health

College of Medicine Mission  The mission of the College of Medicine is to provide for the education of students and professionals of the health and biomedical sciences through the creation of a scholarly environment that fosters excellence in the lifelong goals of education, research activity and compassionate patient care. Vision  The USF/COM will be recognized as: A national leader in educating health professionals by creating a caring, student centered, empowered learning environment;  A medical school community where students embrace life-long learning and self-fulfillment prepared for satisfying and challenging careers;  A community of researchers dedicated to advancing knowledge through biomedical research valuing interdisciplinary and specialty specific efforts;  An environment where faculty, staff and students are passionate about their work and education;  The keystone of a network of institutions, programs and individuals that creates innovative and collaborative community health care systems.

College of Medicine Abdul S. Rao, MD, MA, DPhil Sr. Assoc. Vice President, USF Health Vice Dean, Research Director, School of Basic Biomedical Sciences John Curran, MD Assoc. Vice President for Faculty & Academic Affairs, USF Health Senior Ex. Assoc. Dean for Faculty & Academic Affairs, USF College of Medicine Joann Strobbe, MS Assoc. Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, USF Health Assoc. Dean for Business Affairs & Technology, USF College of Medicine Robert J. Belsole, MD Chief Operating Officer, USF Physicians Group Vice Dean for Clinical Affairs, USF College of Medicine Alicia Monroe, MD Vice Dean for Educational Affairs, USF College of Medicine

College of Medicine  Cardiology  Dermatology  Family Medicine  Internal Medicine  Neurology  Neurosurgery  Obstetrics and Gynecology  Oncologic Sciences  Ophthalmology  Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine  Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery  Pediatrics  Physical Therapy  Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine  Radiology  Surgery ClinicalSchool of Biomedical Sciences >Molecular Medicine >Molecular Pharmacology & Physiology >Pathology and Cell Biology

Centers and Institutes >Suncoast Gerontology Center on Health and Longevity >USF-India Center for Health & HIV/AIDS >Research & Training (CHART-INDIA) >Center for Molecular Delivery >Biostatistics and Epidemiology Center for >Collaborative Research >Center for Biological Defense >Global Center for Disaster Management and >Humanitarian Action at USF >Center for Environmental/Occupational Risk >Analysis & Management >Center for Positive Health >Florida Center for Leadership in Public Health Practice >Florida Health Information Center > Florida Toxological Research Center >James & Jennifer Harrell Ctr. for the Study of Family Violence >Lawton and Rhea Chiles Center for Healthy Mothers and Babies >Cardiac Hormone Center >Center for Aging and Brain Repair >Center for Hospice, Palliative Care, and End of Life Studies >The Archie A & Mary-Louise Child Development Center >Diabetes Center >Pediatrics Epidemiology Center >Florida Infectious Disease Center >Institute for Research in Psychiatry >Joy McCann Culverhouse Center for Swallowing Disorders >USF Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center, NPF Center of Excellence

Biomedical Sciences  Faculty are Primarily PhD  Primarily Teach First and Second Year M.D. Students (ex: gross anatomy)  Teach PhD Graduate Students Doctoral Masters  Conduct Research (Lab)

Clinical  Faculty are primarily M.D.  Provide Patient Care in Clinics & Affiliate Hospitals (ex: TGH, VA, MCC, ACH)  Train Residents  Teach M.D. Students Primarily Third and Fourth Year M.D. Students (Teach didactic, but primarily in a clinical setting)

COM Statistics  E&G Funding ~ $50Mil  Contract & Grant Awards FY 08 ~$130M  Practice Plan ~ $145 Mil Operation  ~ 80 PhD Students and ~300 Masters  481MD Students Enrolled Fall of 2008  648 Residents  507 Full-Time Medical School Faculty  250 Staff